Roosevelt Friends Defend Sobriety In Libel Trial
Testimony from Pinchot Garfield and Judge Blair supports that Theodore Roosevelt kept a Gentleman's Cellar but remained sober, as the libel suit against George A Sewell progresses. Witnesses describe Roosevelt’s habits, past campaigns, and the defendant's accusations in a wide panel of testimony across the trial.
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Pinchot
Garfield
Blair
Philp Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
All
Lfe
Andrews
Roosevelt Home
Roosevelt
Aubits
Forest R
Roos Welit
Thompson
Tonsevelt
Thompy Mettinl
United States
Classified ads promise quick profit for room renters
One day only push in the notices urges readers to read The Constitutions Classified for rooms to rent or those seeking rooms. The brief hints rooms and Roomers will profit immediately by acting now.
Auto and Passengers Take Dive in Lake
A Pope Hartford five passenger car plunged fifteen feet off an embankment into a lake at the driveway entrance to a dancing position. The car, owned by MM Swimmons of West Point, was unattended at the time. The six occupants, two women and four men, refused to give names. The car overturned repeatedly in four feet of water but no one was seriously injured. Local authorities or witnesses described the incident with scattered details and uncertain causes.
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Pope Hartford
Lakewound Lake
MM Swimmons
Lest Point
Simmons
Ree Dent
Yhoeser
Irving
Lore
Peacock Fleet Closing Exercises Held on Fourteenth Street
Students gathered for the Peacock fleet closing exercises with Milton Coleman winning the faculty medal for a project on Graltons. John E Cook presented defenses as Hon Robert Lee Avers, Etheridge, and Professor W. Wiles judged. Emblems crowned the event with team honors.
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Peacock Fleet
Fourteenth Street
Milton Coleman
McPhail
Jonn E Cook
Robert Lee Avers
Etheridge
Wiles
Hightowers
Upshawn
Wihlebe
Capital Cops Absolved In High Court Inquiry
The Washington police are absolved from blame for the misconduct that stifled a major suffrage march. Investigators found no single officer responsible, though some uniformed and special officers faced questions. The panel noted errors in the march’s execution but concluded officials did not permit violence.
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Waslington
Washington
Cepa
Senate
Tmmons
Joe
Bali
Aene
Indifter
Sneak Thief Steals Purse In Currier Street Incident
Mrs Lucy BOOMer on Currier Street reports a thief slunk about Wednesday, four men seen nearby, a packetbook worth 37 missing, Cal Officers Milam and Wood found the book dumped in a gutter, a trace of the new seud noted.
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Lucy Boomer
Currier Street
Milam and Wood
Senate orders probe of lobby continues on page one
A Senate investigation into lobbying procedures proceeds with no open hearings yet. The resolution demands names and methods of lobbyists, the bills targeted, and testimonies under oath from senators and others. The president may be asked to disclose information he holds. Kern amendments battle over testimony by senators and president. Weeks adds another bill to require registration of all persons attempting to influence legislation.
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Peraous
Turlr
Benato
Senate
Karn
Cummins
Kerns
Nim
Root
Kern
Reed
Swanson
Townsend
Underwood
Penrose
Washington
Weeks
Two New Arrests In Double Murder Case
Local detectives join sheriff in investigating a double murder in Atlanta. Wade Stevens, grieving husband and father, vows to hunt the killer as officers pursue leads on a half breed Mexican suspect and two suspicious Black men seen near the Manning ruins. The father, a former soldier, defends his son amid grief and shock.
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Poon
Atlanta
Chattanoog
Nelle
Krising
Carson & Treadwell Rel
Patterson & Son
Chief Beavers
J A “K Cordy
Bass Rosser
Clarence Hamilton Troster
Phaxan
Sheriff McCurdy
Wade Stevens
Chattanooga
Manning
Undertakers
Belef
Wade
Slater
Wand
Heriges
Chattanoogs
Murder of Mrs Stevens and adopted daughter shocks community
The murder case centers on Mrs Stevens and her adopted daughter in Meansville. A suspect, described as wild and irresponsible, reportedly has ties to the household and may attend the funeral. Police, including Sergeant Whatley, pursue leads while a governor's reward of 60 is offered for the arrest and conviction.
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Rossville Street
Chattanooga
Georgia and
Florida Road
Meanie
Stevera
Atlanta
Golden
Cuelfe
Isealue
Atanta
F W Whatles
Dollee Mounted Squad
Whatley
Brown
Mr. Stevens
Summer Advertisers Fill The Constitution Page
This passage notes that summer brings demand for lightweight clothing hats and shoes and highlights how the Constitution’s ads guide readers to bargains. It mentions women’s fashion lingerie hosiery and outerwear as well as child and baby needs and even summer cottages. It emphasizes advertisers meet broad seasonal needs.
Advertise in The Constitution if you will serve customers
The article urges merchants to advertise in The Constitution, linking persistent ads to attracting customers and sustained service. It challenges dormancy or indifference, promoting The Constitution as the trusted, family-read Southern newspaper for business notices and public interest.
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Constitution
Standard Southern
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Cuba
Marga
Wbei
Thredore
George A Sewell
Ishpemium
Buble Line
Fount
van Benschaten
Belden
Suez Canal
Africa
Khartoim
Foor Garfbark
Sivas
Orla
Charles Willis
Garth
Peacock-Fleet
Canada
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Highlands
Ontario
Koha Lakes
Algonquin Park
French River
Georgian Bay
Timagami
Davis Journay
Chicago
Grant
Trans West Adams St
Grand Trunk Railway
Uheck
Grand Trunk
Moncreal
St Lawrence River
Portland
Boston
Old Orchard Beach
New Lonton
Earl & Wilson
Ponders Avenue
Marietta Street
Capitol Avenue
Georgia Avenue
Richmond Street
Wilson Street
Elizabeth Street
Williams Street
Cain
Harris
John J. Woodside Real Estate
IVY
Decatur
Roff Sims 2 Co
Fourth National Bank
Bell Phone
Foote & Davies
Benning Street
Whitefoord
Mason Avenues
Aeeker
B. M. Grant & CQ
Alexander Lumber Company
Grant Building
James S&s. Floyd
Atlanta Nat. Bank
Rhodes Building
A. G Rhodes
Rhodes
Hughes
J. D. Hughes
Broad St
Ashby Street
J. T. Elliott
Atlanta Nat’ Bank
John H. James
Woogeward Lumber CO
Barclay & Brandor
Ivy Street
Corner Baker
Bell
West
Harry G. Poole
New “Funeral Home
S. Pryor Street
Gente Enos Atlanta Floral CO
East Fair Street
Crighton-Shumaner
Tayrapa Business Training School
Eastern Painless Dentists
Waltow
Great Western Railway of
England
Holley Line
Great Britain
Tyrees
Tyree
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Albert Howell, Jr
Hugh M
Dorsey Arthur Heyman
Dorsey, Brewuter, Howell ,& Werman
Kiser
Endermat
RM Clayton
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